Joanna Hernandez

The Gift of Hope Organ and Tissue Donor Network is urging people to become organ donors. According to the nonprofit, while 95% of people in the U.S. support donation, fewer than 60% are registered organ and tissue donors.

This weekend, Runway Latinx is bringing a fusion of fashion designers together to close out Chicago Fashion Week.

A puppet show is celebrating Día de Los Muertos, the Mexican holiday where people honor their loved ones who have died.

Organizations providing after-school programs for students are sounding the alarm about a statewide funding crisis.

Do you remember those buttery lunchroom cookies? The simple shortbread snack was a staple in hundreds of Chicago public schools; they sold for just a couple of cents for years.

For four decades, Chicago has held the designation of a sanctuary city — but what does it mean, and how has Chicago’s status endured?

The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s time in Chicago was significant.

In response to mass deportation threats by President Donald Trump, the Mexican government has launched an emergency alert app called ConsulApp Contigo.

We are undeniably in a new era of technology, where we can use computers for research or even utilize AI to write papers or create grocery lists. At the University of Chicago, a professor and his students are developing devices that connect computers with the human body.

Latino neighborhoods in Chicago are on edge amid increased reports of immigration raids by federal law enforcement agents. The reports are sparking fear in communities like Little Village and Back of the Yards.